#RamsFans! 🏀 Our boys basketball team has made it to the COUNTY SEMI-FINALS! Come show your #RamPride this Wed, March 5 at 8 PM as #WHe take on VSN at F'dale State College. Let's pack the stands and cheer our team to victory! Tix sold at door. @whrams_athletics @wh_secondary
Spotted at @WHChestnut Street: Cat in the Hat fever! Our amazing students celebrated Reading Across America Day with handmade hats, special guest readers, and Dr. Seuss spirit. Nothing beats seeing young readers light up with excitement! #ReadingMatters #ChestnutStreetPride 📚❤️
#WHe mourn Dr. Hazel N. Dukes (92), NY civil rights icon & former NAACP president. Her fight for racial justice & voting rights transformed our communities. Her legacy lives on.
Join us for "Short Stacks for a Tall Cause" at Applebee's in Westbury on Sunday, March 9th! Enjoy a delicious pancake breakfast for just $15 while supporting West Hempstead High School's band trip to DC. Pancakes with purpose from 8-10am #FlapjackFundraiser #WHe
"I raise up my voice—not so that I can shout, but so that those without a voice can be heard." - Malala Yousafzai (1997-present), youngest Nobel Prize laureate and advocate for girls' education.
Your voice has power not just for yourself but for others who may not have the opportunity to speak up. Using your platform no matter how small, to advocate for positive change can create ripples that reach far beyond your immediate circle.
"I have learned over the years that when one's mind is made up, this diminishes fear." - Rosa Parks, civil rights activist whose refusal to give up her bus seat sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott.
Conviction in your beliefs can help overcome fear. When you know what's right and stand firm in your principles, it becomes easier to face challenges. Your determination can not only change your own life but inspire others to act with courage as well.
Join the West Hempstead Rams family! We're hiring for multiple positions:
Bilingual District Registrar
Teaching Assistants
Substitutes
Apply today at https://olasjobs.org/westhempsteadufsd and become part of our team! #EducationJobs #WHe #Hiring
"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are." - Booker T. Washington (1856-1915), an educator and author whose Atlanta Compromise speech brought national attention to racial inequality and the importance of industrial education.
You don't need perfect conditions or endless resources to start making progress toward your goals. Sometimes we delay taking action because we're waiting for better circumstances or more resources. However, the most successful people are often those who begin with whatever they have available. Start with what's in front of you, use the resources at hand, and take small steps forward – you might be surprised at how far you can go.
🏫 Join the #RamFam! @WHChestnut Street and @WH_Secondary School are seeking Teaching Assistants to make a difference in students' lives. Apply today at https://olasjobs.org/WestHempsteadUFSD or call 516-390-3100 for more info. #WHEareHiring #TeachingJobs #EducationCareers
Our littlest learners are blooming right before our eyes! From interactive smartboards to collaborative projects, they're taking charge of their education w/confidence & joy. So proud of our students and dedicated educators creating tomorrow's leaders today! #WHe @WHChestnut
📚✏️ @CornwellAveES is alive with learning this week! From interactive whiteboard math lessons to small-group literacy centers, students are thriving. Seeing their independence, collaboration, & joy in our colorful learning spaces reminds us why education matters. #Whe #RamPride
"You can't separate peace from freedom because no one can be at peace unless he has his freedom." - Malcolm X (1925-1965), whose powerful advocacy for Black pride and self-determination transformed the civil rights movement and continues to inspire generations.
True contentment comes from living authentically and having the freedom to pursue your goals and express yourself. This doesn't mean doing whatever you want – it means understanding who you are and what you value and having the courage to live according to those values. We find inner peace and fulfillment when we feel free to be ourselves and pursue our dreams.
📚 Watching our @WHGWashington students 'mentally sweat' this week has been incredible! From Ancient Egypt studies to mastering decimals & unit rates in math, they're building both academic foundations & life skills with remarkable determination. This is why we're #RamProud! 🐏✨
📚 Parents, mark your calendars! Join us Monday 2/24 at 7:30 PM for an important PTA/PTSA/SEPTA meeting @wh_secondary. Special Kids Advocates Agency will guide us through Annual Reviews (CSE) and student transitions. Let's ensure every child has the tools to succeed! #WHe
"It's not the load that breaks you down, it's the way you carry it." - Lena Horne (1917-2010), a groundbreaking entertainer who broke racial barriers in Hollywood and became one of the first African American actresses to sign a long-term contract with a major studio.
How we approach our challenges often matters more than the challenges themselves. When facing difficulties, consider not just what you're dealing with, but how you're dealing with it. Are you seeking help when needed? Are you taking care of yourself? Are you learning from the experience? Developing healthy coping strategies and maintaining a positive attitude can make heavy burdens more manageable.
📚 Rise and shine, Rams! 🌅 #WHe are thrilled to welcome our students back to school this Monday, February 24th. Get those backpacks ready for a fresh start and new adventures! Remember - every Ram makes our herd stronger. See you bright and early! 🐏✏️ #RamPride
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Did you know that Hazel Scott was a musical prodigy who broke barriers in both classical music and jazz? Born in 1920, she became the first African American woman to host her own TV show and refused to perform for segregated audiences!
A Juilliard graduate who called Harlem home, Scott dazzled audiences with her ability to play two pianos at once and seamlessly blend classical music with jazz. Her talent and courage paved the way for future generations of artists. She stood up for civil rights at a time when speaking out came at great personal cost.
Scott once said, "Who ever walked onto a stage with the idea of being second-rate?" Her determination to excel and demand equal treatment continues to inspire students today.
Final. Next game is March 5. #WHe
